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#1 Yesterday, 02:12 PM invictabananas

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I got to say that since getting into invicta, i realize bigger is better. Holds true for my women and my watches. I like going out and having all eyes in the room on my badass timepieces. I have had so many people ask where i got them, how much i paid and even offer me money to sell to them. I love them so big that they make a statement. I can't go back to the silly sizes of 40-45mm..The fatties are here to stay IMO, and Invicta makes other manufacturers of Fine swiss watches look like chumps/old fashioned.

I get more for my money with eyals timepieces and they totally sing to me. The designs are to die for and I have already sold off my "High end" stuff like my Rolex and Tag to fund even more Invictas!!!!

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invictabananas View Public Profile Send a private message to invictabananas Find all posts by invictabananas Add invictabananas to Your Contacts #2 Yesterday, 02:35 PM Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 3,407 kramer5150 Real Name: Garrett Master WatchGeek

Agree big is one thing Invicta does rather well.

I disagree however, in that there are far too many really good 40-45mm watches out there to ignore. 4052mm is my range __________________ My watch, knife and flashlight reviews

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Welcome to the forum.

My "silly sized" Omega says "hi".

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I love omega don't get me wrong but once you've had a fatty its hard to go back to the smaller ones....

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Welcome to the forum. Tell you what. Don't go around calling my sweet spot of watch sizes silly, and I won't go around calling the large sizes that you enjoy silly. There's room enough for everyone here. __________________ I take great pride in being humble. And I don't eat more than a quarter pie at once.

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Quote: Originally Posted by invictabananas I love omega don't get me wrong but once you've had a fatty its hard to go back to the smaller ones....

I had 'em. I sold everything 48mm & up. I had no problem going back.

I respect your love of larger pieces, and will not mock them.

We all have our own likes, and should be able to pursue them without referring to anything else as "silly".

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I agree with you about liking my watches like my women, but in my case I say that great ones come in all shapes and sizes!

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I am silly thats what......I have large wrists that are also silly, approx 9 inch Salami's that when i put a normal size watch on, look alike a fat lady wearing a tube top....

It alike having "cankles" for wrists........

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While I do prefer 45-52mm, I still like smaller watches for wear at work.

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thats true, especially with long sleeves.....

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Quote: Originally Posted by invictabananas I got to say that since getting into invicta, i realize bigger is better. Holds true for my women and my watches. I like going out and having all eyes in the room on my badass timepieces. I have had so many people ask where i got them, how much i paid and even offer me money to sell to them. I love them so big that they make a statement. I can't go back to the silly sizes of 40-45mm..The fatties are here to stay IMO, and Invicta makes other manufacturers of Fine swiss watches look like chumps/old fashioned.

I get more for my money with eyals timepieces and they totally sing to me. The designs are to die for and I have already sold off my "High end" stuff like my Rolex and Tag to fund even more Invictas!!!!

I hear ya! I ended up taking my Rollies to the safety deposit box at my bank since all I wear is my 50 plus millimeter watches. I too get more compliments than my higher end watches and love to see the expression of some that ask about them.

Eyal has some amazing designs!

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That's great. However, if you're serious about the art of watchmaking, don't be surprised if you change your mind later. But for now, have fun and enjoy those biggies.

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Quote: Originally Posted by kramer5150 Agree big is one thing Invicta does rather well.

I disagree however, in that there are far too many really good 40-45mm watches out there to ignore.

40-52mm is my range

Ditto !!!! No watch size is silly. To each their own.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Notdmeca That's great. However, if you're serious about the art of watchmaking, don't be surprised if you change your mind later. But for now, have fun and enjoy those biggies.

I am serious about the art of watchmaking, thats why i buy Invicta. Eyal is who got me into looking at these are true art pieces, crap most are hand built, ill bet you don't get that in most "high end" brands.

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can never say anything without offending someone. People are so sensitive to ridiculous things. sad man

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I am with IronCross Big watches no problem, big girls aint my thang! As far as the serious watch collector deal, dont listen just wear what you like and forget the snob crowd! The main thing I have learned over the 10 yrs of serious watch wearing/learning is high end doesnt mean high end! __________________ You cant fix STUPID!!!

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Ron you nailed it! I am high end so I know high end bank...

....For my money Ill follow Eyal all the way to the

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Quote: Originally Posted by invictabananas I got to say that since getting into invicta, i realize bigger is better. Holds true for my women and my watches. I like going out and having all eyes in the room on my badass timepieces. I have had so many people ask where i got them, how much i paid and even offer me money to sell to them. I love them so big that they make a statement. I can't go back to the silly sizes of 40-45mm..The fatties are here to stay IMO, and Invicta makes other manufacturers of Fine swiss watches look like chumps/old fashioned.

I get more for my money with eyals timepieces and they totally sing to me. The designs are to die for and I have already sold off my "High end" stuff like my Rolex and Tag to fund even more Invictas!!!!

So, you wear watches to garner attention?

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Originally Posted by gman66 Welcome to the forum.

My "silly sized" Omega says "hi".

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I have big watches and small watches that I like a lot; also big watches and small watches that I like not so much. Just depends where my head's at on a given occasion. God help me if I were ever to limit myself to any specific size, shape, color, configuration, movement type or what ever other sub category

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Yup... lets all just buy and wear what we like.

I like the big ones too, but i can appreciate the smaller cases also. when you say big women, do you mean thick? I like 'em kinda jiggly myself!!!

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Well good for you ..........................

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Poor you. With a 6 3/4 wrist, I too attracted attention when I wore large pieces. I am surprised that with such a large wrist that anyone notices the size of your watch. trip_67 View Public Profile Send a private message to trip_67 Find all posts by trip_67 Add trip_67 to Your Contacts #30 Yesterday, 06:03 PM

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Welcome to the forum. My small, silly, Pateks, Audemars, Omegas and even my smaller Seikos all say "hi" __________________

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Sounds like you've gone bananas over Invicta, so enjoy what you like. :-) __________________

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I love love LOVE my san 4's......a step up in robust from my smaller pro divers and the like....but sometimes its nice to go classic....classic never goes out of style.....from day to day I about have a mental breakdown figuring out which darn watch to wear without neglecting the others. ( I don't want to hurt their feelings).....wear whatever you like and post plenty of pics.....welcome brother .... __________________ "Be kind to all you meet, but have a plan to kill them" 22ink View Public Profile Send a private message to 22ink Find all posts by 22ink Add 22ink to Your Contacts #34 Yesterday, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by davidg Is it just me or does something smell funny?

Huh? Look I don't smell, maybe only on my off shower weeks. ....Now my invicta Yellow boxes, they do smell Like Luxury!! invictabananas View Public Profile Send a private message to invictabananas Find all posts by invictabananas Add invictabananas to Your Contacts #35 Yesterday, 07:22 PM

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Originally Posted by invictabananas most are hand built, ill bet you don't get that in most "high end" brands.

Actually, you do. Don't bet on that because you'd lose your money.

Unfortunately, Invicta's smaller designs are too overlooked in my opinion. They make some really nice smaller watches that get pushed aside by the big fellas that take up the limelight. I have them in all sizes from a 59 mm Sea Hunter to a 44 mm Scuba. I like and wear them all a lot, regardless of size.

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i just think that when I'm rollin with my boys, my blingin watch says to the ladies, "Hey check me out getting my grizz on"....WHen i used to wear my smaller watches, they went totally unnoticed.

Yes I am that shallow. invictabananas View Public Profile Send a private message to invictabananas Find all posts by invictabananas Add invictabananas to Your Contacts #37 Today, 08:07 AM

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i just think that when I'm rollin with my boys, my blingin watch says to the ladies, "Hey check me out getting my grizz on"....WHen i used to wear my smaller watches, they went totally unnoticed.

Yes I am that shallow.

Oh good lord......... davidg View Public Profile Send a private message to davidg Send email to davidg Find all posts by davidg Add davidg to Your Contacts #38 Today, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by davidg Oh good lord.........

The dude is Humorous to say the least! Hell why not let the boy roll it out like this, its America and you have to love this country...........or hate it I am not sure! LOL __________________ You cant fix STUPID!!!